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Section 355 Committees
Last modified: September 1, 2009 - 3:43 PM
Section 355 of the Local Govrnment Act 1993 allows Council to constitute committees to exercise some of the functions of Council. These committees are delegated specific authorities relevant to their pruposes. They are generally of an advisory or facility management nature and may include elected and communtiy representatives. Great Lakes Council Section 355 Committees include:
- Great Lakes Tourism Advisory Committee
The Mission of the Tourism Advisory Committee is to advise Council in the formulation of policy, plans and strategies for the management and development of Tourism in the Great Lakes area in accordance with Council's polciies and budgets.
Elected Representatives: Clrs Hutchinson & Tuffy
- Economic Development Advisory Committee
The overarching role of the Great Lakes Economic Development Advisory Committee is to oversee the management and implementation of the economic development strategy and Council's ongoing role in economy development facilitation.
Elected Representatives: The Mayor, Clrs Hutchinson & Weate
Elected Representative: Clr Roberts
- Ageing & Disability Services
This Service provides a forum through which Council's 8 HACC (Home and Community Care) services report on achievements and raises issues of mutual concern with community representatives, funding body representatives, Councillors and service providers.
Elected Representatives: The Mayor & Clr Tuffy
- Aboriginal Liaison Committee
The purpose of this Committee is to act as a forum whereby Council and the local Aboriginal ccommunities can engage with each other on matters of interest.
Elected Representatives: The Mayor, Clrs Gill, Roberts & Weate
Elected Representatives: Clr Tuffy & Clr Vaughan
- Great Lakes Band Committee
Elected Representative: Clr Vaughan
- Great Lakes Safe Communities Committee.
The Committee is a partnership between Government, non-Government services, organisations and interested community representatives to work on issues relating to creating a safer community. Five task forces exist under the Committee. These are crime prevention, suicide prevention, falls prevention, road safety and children's safety.
Elected Representatives: Clrs Stephens, Vaughan & Weate
- Great Lakes Floodplain Management Committee
The principal objective of the Committee is to assist Council in the development and implementation of a floodplain management plan for the areas under its jurisdiction. Also, assist in formulating interim development controls, developing strategies for implementing management plans and monitoring progress and findings of plans.
Elected Representatives: Clrs Stephens & Weate
Councillor Contact: Clrs Gill & Tuffy
Councillor Contact: Clr Hutchinson
Councillor Contact: Clrs Gill, Hutchinson & Tuffy
- Sport and Recreation Committee - Coomba Park
This Committee comprises individuals who are interested in the Tidal Pool recreation area and Coomba Park Aquatic Club.
Councillor Contact: Clr McWilliams
Councillor Contact: Clr Gill
- Sport and Recreation Committee - Smiths Lake/Pacific Palms
The purpose of this combined Committee is to assist Council with the development of recreational facilities within the village of Smiths Lake and Pacific Palms area.
Councillor Contact: Clr Gill
- Sport and Recreation Committee - Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest
This Committee comprises representatives of all interested user groups and includes the managment of the Tea Gardens Swimming Pool and Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Skate Park.
Councillor Contact: Clrs Roberts & McCaskie
- Sport and Recreation Committee - Coolongolook
Councillor Contact: Clrs Gill & Tuffy
- Sport and Recreation Committee - Forster/Tuncurry
Councillor Contact: Clrs McWilliams, Stephens& Vaughan
- OTHER SECTION 355 COMMITTEES
The following additional 355 Community Committees are in existence but do not directly involve elected Council delegates at this point in a formal capacity.
Contact details
Administration Section
02 6591 7290 (ph)
02 6591 7200 (fax)
council@greatlakes.nsw.gov.au
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